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Michigan Radio offers internships in its newsroom and production departments. Check our employment page for current openings. Newsroom Julia Field Julia recently graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Urban Studies. Having spent the last two summers interning for a Detroit nonprofit and a NGO in India, she decided to dabble in online news journalism. As a university student, she was involved in the student organization, Human Rights Through Education and the Detroit Partnership. Although she was raised in rural West Michigan, much of her time at the university was spent either in Detroit or studying it. She is interested in urban planning and policy, community redevelopment, and public health issues. After her internship this summer, she leaves for the Dominican Republic as a Peace Corps volunteer.

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The World Needs More Cowboys Celebration May 5 in Evanston | News

April 20, 2021 Students will learn more about the University of Wyoming, UW alumni will connect with their alma mater, and members of the public will find out more about UW’s presence in their community during a “The World Needs More Cowboys” celebration Wednesday, May 5, in Uinta County. The public is invited to the event from 5-7 p.m. at the Historic Roundhouse in Evanston. Free appetizers and beverages will be served. UW President Ed Seidel will be in attendance and speak during a brief program at the celebration, highlighting the university’s efforts to boost entrepreneurism and the state’s economy, among other topics.

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University of Illinois: Suppression of COVID-19 peaks reflect time-dependent social activity, not herd immunity

Share Scientists developed a model showing that a fragile, temporary state of immunity emerged during the early epidemic but got destroyed as people changed their social behaviors over time, leading to future waves of infection Scientists modeling the spread of COVID-19 showed that a temporary state of immunity arises due to individual differences in social behaviors. This ‘transient collective immunity’ referring to when the susceptible or more social groups collectively have been infected&mdashgets destroyed as people modify their social behaviors over time. For example, someone who isolated in the early days of the epidemic may at some point renew their social networks, meeting with small groups or large crowds.

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Suppression of COVID-19 waves reflects time-dependent social activity, not herd immunity

Suppression of COVID-19 waves reflects time-dependent social activity, not herd immunity
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How to Profit from America s Fourth Big Shock | ETF Building Blocks Channel

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